Deaths and Funerals for Father Herlihy in Sidney Area
The Rev. Leo T. Herlihy, 67, retired Holy Trinity pastor, died at Wilson Memorial Hospital Sidney after heart attacks. A Pontifical High Mass is set for Thursday at Sacred Heart Church McCartyville. memorial Mass Wednesday June 17 at Holy Trinity. Visitation at Hogenkamp Funeral Home Minster. Also listed William McDaniel, 57, 2031 Parkamp Ave, services Wednesday at Brown-Dawson.
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Leo T. Herlihy
Holy Trinity Church
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Paul Seibold
Sacred Heart Church
McCartyville
Father Herlihy
Herlihy
Paul “Cornwell
Hogenkamp Funeral Home
Minster
William McDaniel
Parkamp Ave
Brown-Dawson
Memorial for John Yoslovski at 315 Franklin Street
John Yoslovski 81 died at 4 a.m. yesterday at his home after a week of declining health. A former Armco Steel employee from 1910 to 1954 and World War I veteran, he is survived by his wife Genoveva and brother Vince of Czechoslovakia. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 7–9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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John Yoslovski
Franklin St
Yoslovski
Armco Steel Corp
Genoveva
Vince
Czechoslovakia
McCoy- Leffler
Woodside
Edith Trimble 90 Dies at Home in Lebanon
Mrs Edith Trimble 90 died Friday at her home in Lebanon’s University Assortments area. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason and Oswald Funeral Home will handle arrangements. Survived only by nieces and nephews. Silent, solemn obituary notes.
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Lebanon
Edith Lamarr Trimble
University
Oswald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Swedish Prime Minister Defends Neutrality Over Vietnam Critique
In a Private US Visit Olof Palme says Sweden remains neutral despite criticizing US in Indochina. He notes sheltering 400 US deserters, distinguishes Vietnam actions from Cambodia, and defends dissent from longshoremen as labor rights, not coercion.
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Olof Palme
U.S
Indochina
Palme
NBC
Meet the Press
Sweden
Iissue
Vietnam
United States
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Elinor Ross Debuts at the Met in Turandot
Elinor Ross stunned 3 788 attendees with a Turandot debut at the Metropolitan Opera after three days notice. She praised the chorus and orchestra despite nerves and a heavy red and gold dress, while critics noted moments of uneven tone but a strong vocal and dramatic interpretation.
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Elizabeth Bassett
New York
Met
Elinor Ross
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Ross
Birgit Nilsson
Vienna
Construction Sites Looted In Butler County Weekend
Police report weekend thefts from two new homes on Lynch Drive near Pisgah totaling 1805. Joseph F. Carabin’s Reading property lost 1040 in appliances and railing. Ellis Johnson’s Pisgah site reported 765 in a double oven range hood lighting and cords. Earl J. Streit’s Wayne Trace Road home loss 61 included a gold watch and money. A black steer valued 207 disappeared from Middletown field near Keister and Hinkle. Windows at West Middletown Elementary School were struck by a brick but entry unclear.
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Hamilton
Lcot
Lynch Drive
Pisgah
Butler County
Joseph F. Carabin
Reading
Ellis Johnson
Luster Drive
Henry E. Lynch
Earl J. Streit
Wayne- Trace Road
Streit
E. M. Forster Dies British Novelist at 91
E M Forster, a leading British novelist from the Bloomsbury circle, died in Coventry after a heart attack. He was 91 and had lived at Cambridge University as an honorary fellow, with later years spent in discussions with undergraduates. His works include A Passage to India Where Angels Fear To Tread and Howard's End. He received the Order of Merit on his 9th birthday.
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Coventry
England
E. M. Forster
Britain
India
Bloomsbury
Cambridge University
Forster
Benjamin Britten
Bily Budd
Eric Crozier
Cambridge
William Jovanovich
Queen Elizabeth
Bible Now Translated Into 1413 Languages Worldwide
The United Bible Societies announced that the Bible has been translated completely or in part into 1413 languages. The effort covers 438 African tongues and 373 Asian languages, among others, according to a spokesman.
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London
United Bible Societies
Girl Hurt In Crash On Oxford State Road Near Rt 4
A 17 year old Middletown girl Linda Chambers was treated at Middletown Hospital for a right leg injury after a two car collision on Oxford State Road east of Rt 4. James A Robinson of 1706 Glenn Ave drove fast and braked to avoid Carl C Pigg of Miamisburg, causing a left side crash with Pigg. Robinson was charged with failure to stop within an assured clear distance. Pigg also sustained injuries.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Oxford State Road
Rt. 4
Linda Chambers
Ottawa St
James A. Robinson
Glenn Ave
Robinson
Carl C. Pigg
Miamisburg
Judy
Pigg
Water Plant Struggles with Strike Threats Delays Construction
The city’s $4.2 million water treatment plant faces strike risk as Cement Masons Local 524 threatens action today. Laborers Local 354 recently settled for over $2 extra per hour, ending a weeklong shutdown that slowed Armco Project 600 and Cincinnati Gas & Electric work. A prolonged mason strike could delay Riverfront Stadium completion set to open June 3.
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Public Utilities
R. J. Manning
Local 524
Armco
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kaiser Engineers
McGraw Construction Co
Masons
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
Cafe Owner and Wife Held In Narcotics Raid
Hamilton officers arrested cafe owners Robert Laws 47 and Emigene Laws 40 of the Hub Cafe after a Saturday search of their home yielded 841 capsules and syringes. A second suspect Lee Cook 34 was stopped with more than 1800 tablets and a loaded revolver, cited for possession of barbiturates and two concealed weapon counts.
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Hamilton
A_ Hamilton
Robert Laws
Heaton St
Emigene
N. Third
Heaton Sts
Lee Cook
Dayton St
Ninth
High Streets
Transfer Requested for Turf Cafe Liquor Permit
Application filed May 25 with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control requests transfer of the D-5 night club liquor permit for Turf Cafe at 904-906 Central Ave from Middletown Turf Cafe Inc. to Claude and Rosalie Ingram.
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Turf Cafe
Central Ave
Middletown Turf Cafe Inc
Claude and
Rosalie Ingram
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Puerto Rico Vacation Preview At San Juan
Port of entry to Puerto Rico is San Juan, a sun drenched metropolis with wide avenues and luxury hotels. A walking tour reveals plazas and blue cobblestone lanes, while 3000 miles of roads connect the island's attractions. Travel tips from First National Bank urge vacation planning and brand changes warrant washing machine care.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Switzerland
Travel Department
First National Bank
Middletown
Reds Exploit India Turmoil Says Diplomat
U S ambassador Kenneth B Keating says communist and leftist groups in India exploit violence reports to gain propaganda, harming American prestige during his first return visit to Rochester after a year as ambassador to India.
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India
Rochester
N.Y
Kenneth B. Keating
U.S
Keating
MTA Names New Officers Amid Leadership Shuffle
Middletown Teachers Association confirms outgoing President James Stork departs. Harry Andrews resigns Middletown schools to take Waterford post. Sally Williamson from Middletown High will become MTA president next week with a new president elect chosen in September. Rinehart to head group as interim coach and organizer while membership and dues are set. Other interim officers include John Moore as vice president Virginia Sickles as treasurer and Sam Brewer as secretary.
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Middletown Teachers Association
James Stork
Lemon-Monroe High
Harry Andrews
Middletown High School
MTA
Middleton Schools
Waterford
Ohio
Sally Williamson
Middletown High
Toledo
Ohio Education Association
AFT
Rinehart
McKinley Middle School
John Moore
Virginia Sickles
Sam Brewer
Toledo Teachers Vote to Unionize with AFT Local
A 100 member MTA segment has helped form a Toledo area AFT chapter as teachers vote to select the American Federation of Teachers as their bargaining unit. Interim President Charles Rinehart led the local group.
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MTA
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Toledo
AFT
Charles Rinehart
Sertoma Speaker Farrell Baker To Address Greenville Club
Past Sertoma district governor Farrell Baker of Greenville will speak at the Sertoma Club meeting tomorrow at 6 45 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn. The event highlights Baker's longtime service.
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Farrell Baker
Greenville
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Baker
Sertoma
Father’s Day gift ideas and local shop highlights
The notice surveys Father’s Day gift suggestions from Davidson’s Photo Shops and local merchants. It lists automatic slide projectors, Bosca leather goods, engraving services, writing paper, wigs, planters, violets, Lane Cedar chests, and First National Bank storage options as thoughtful options for dads, with emphasis on quality and lasting value.
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Rox'e Montieth
Mr. Peck
Peck
Annette
Gisela
Patricia
Maria
Lane
Reed Klopp and Co
Reed Klopp
First National Bank
First National
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